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El Universal / The Voice of Michoacan
Mexico. Laura Esquivel, Mardonio Carballo, María Novaro and Diego Prieto – who repeat themselves in the post – are the first nominations announced Alejandra Frausto, who will be the secretary of culture of the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, virtual president-elect.
Laura Esquivel (Mexico City, September 30, 1950), is a Mexican writer, screenwriter, and politician; She is the author of the novel "Como agua para chocolate" (1989), translated into more than 30 languages, which was taken to the cinema by Alfonso Arau, in 1992. Since 2015, she is a member of the National Movement regeneration (Morena). In the next administration, she will be undersecretary of cultural diversity.
She studied drama and drama at the Center for Dramatic Arts A.C. (CADAC) in the specialty of children's theater. She has a degree in early childhood education (1966-1968), instructor of artistic workshops in different states of the country. She studied education, as well as drama and dramatic creation, and specialized in children's theater, being co-founder of the theater and children's literature workshop, attached to the Ministry of Public Education. From 1979 to 1980, she wrote children's programs, and in 1983 she founded the Permanent Center for Invention, composed of children's art workshops
. At the request of her husband, Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Arau, Laura Esquivel was introduced in 1983 creating film scripts, starting in 1985 with the script of the film "Chido One, Tacos de Oro", a story about a footballer nominated for its Ariel Award from the Academy of Sciences and Cinematographic Arts of Mexico.
] In 1994, the novel "Como agua para chocolate" received the American Book of the Year award in the United States. Other of his books are "The Law of Love" (1995), "Estrellita marinera" (1999), "The Book of Emotions" (2000), "As Fast as Desire" (2001) ), "Malinche" (2006) "," Lupita liked to iron "(2014)," The diary of Tita "(2016) and" My black past "(2017).
Her political career began in 2009 when she ran for the position of local MP. and in 2011 she was director general of culture in Coyoacán, and in 2015 she was elected federal deputy for (Morena), a party that she represents in the commissions of science and technology, culture and culture. cinematography, and the environment and natural resources
Mardonio Carballo (January 24, 1974, Chicontepec, Veracruz), is a poet, actor and journalist whose works are made in Nahuatl and Spanish. He is a writer, book publisher – mainly in indigenous languages - adviser on indigenous issues for national and international organizations. , producer of television, theater and radio. or will be Director of Popular Cultures.
As a poet, he published several titles, emphasizing "Xolo" and "Tlajpiajket o La canción del maíz"; he has also collaborated on his poetry with different groups and singers from Mexico and abroad.
In the political life of Mexico, in complicity with several artists, lawyers and civil associations, he promoted the modification, in 2016, of art. 230 of the Federal Law on Telecommunications and Broadcasting (LFTyR), which prohibited the use of indigenous languages in the media.
He was Deputy Sub-Representative since September 2016, being responsible for the Aboriginal Peoples and Quarters Commission and the Indigenous Peoples Residing in the Constituent Assembly of Mexico, in charge of preparing articles on Aboriginal issues in the context of the first political Constitution of this entity; charge to which he resigns after suffering discriminatory treatment within the Constituent Assembly. He received a public apology
In his journalistic work, he received the National Award of Journalism awarded by the Club of Periodistas of México (2009 and 2015), he is the best host of the TV show "The Double Root", which transmits channel 22; the internet radio show "Ombligo de Tierra" for the DCMX Code, as well as "ConversAfondo", his own web program; is a weekly contributor in the television news show "Aristegui en vivo", with the section "The feathers of the snake". In recent months he has been one of the most active managers in rescue work and cultural promotion in Juchitán.
The new director of the Mexican Institute of Cinematography (IMCINE) is a screenwriter, director and producer. Born in Mexico City in 1951, Novaro studied sociology at the UNAM School of Political Science and Film Production at the University Film Studies Center (CUEC) of the same UNAM.
Novaro was assistant to Alberto Cortés "Love around the corner" (1985), before making his first feature film. Previously, he filmed the short films "An Island Surrounded by Water" (1984), "Celestial Azul" (1988). His first feature film was "Lola" (1989); Later he made "Danzón" (1991) which reached the Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival and was seen in more than 40 countries.
Other of his films are "El Jardin del Eden" (1994), "Without Leaving Huella" (2000, which was then the best Latin American film at the Sundance Festival), "Las buenas hierbas" (2010), and last week, the feature film of his children "Tesoros", which he wrote, produced and directed, International Competition Prize of the International Women's Film Festival (FIM Cine) [19659002]
Diego Prieto Hernández is anthropologist graduated from the National School of Anthropology and History (ENAH), with a degree he also studied a master's degree in political science at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of UNAM.
He is the author of books such as "Yà hnini ya ja" itho Maxe ". I. The Indian Peoples of Queretaro, "and one of the volume coordinators" Indians in the city. Daily life and inclusion of the indigenous population in the metropolis of Querétaro. "From the second half of 2016, he assumes the function of director in charge of INAH and at the beginning of 2017, he assumes full leadership of this institution, post he has held to date
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